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Location: Fordyce, AR Population Served: Youth ages 6-17
| # of residents per unit: Up to 20 | Residents per room: 2-3 |
Capacity: 162 (111 Arkansas Medicaid PRTF beds, 51 Residential beds used for out-of-state resident PRTF placement or AR contract beds).
Contact with family (Calls and visit schedule): Family visits vary on a case-by-case basis. Phone Calls are allowed on 4 days of each week and are limited to 10 minutes unless otherwise specified.
| Restraint utilized? Yes | Chemical Restraint utilized? Yes | Seclusion utilized? Yes |
Clinical Director: LPC Therapists:8 full-time therapists (LPC-S, 5 LPC, 1 LCSW, 1 LMSW)
Treatment modalities offered: 1 EMDR, TF-CBT
# of individual therapy sessions/week: 1
# of group therapy sessions led by a licensed mental health professional/week: 3
Police Report
Escape from Juvenile Detention Facility, Second Degree Escape
Upon arrivel, Staff stated 2 Juveniles had ran away and had been gone for approximately 45 minutes. At approximately 1:30 am on 4/22/2019, Millcreek had located the 2 Juveniles that escaped earlier that evening.
PRLU or OLTC
Complaint Survey
Complaint #AR00022866 unsubstantiated.
PRLU or OLTC
Complaint Survey
Complaint Report – Overmedication – Unsubstantiated
Police Report
Possible Property Damage Report
Caller requested Officer to supply company in reference to a Juvenile busting out one of the windows. Upon arrival, Officer was informed by Caller that he could meet him at facility, he was taking Juvenile back there. Police took custody of Juvenile.
PRLU or OLTC
Visit Compliance Report
Police Report
Escapes From Youth Services Program, Radio Log, Second Degree Escape
Staff reported (at approximately 1654 hours) Juveniles ran away into the woods. Staff later reported that the Juveniles were recovered the next day on 4/3/2019.
Police Report
Escapes From Juvenile Detention Facility, Radio Log, Second Degree Escapes
Officers were dispatched in reference to 3 runaway Juveniles. Upon arrival, Staff stated 1 had been found but the other 2 were still missing. Officers were unable to locate.
Police Report
Card of Account Number Stolen, Fraudulent Use of Credit Card
Staff reported that a Resident’s debit card had been used with numerous fraudulent charges.
PRLU or OLTC
Licensing Compliance Record
Licensing Complaint unfounded. No evidence found during investigation to support allegations.
PRLU or OLTC
Licensing Compliance Record
Licensing Complaint unfounded. No evidence found during investigation to support allegations.
Police Report
Fraudulent Use of a Credit Card, Other Reasons for Unauthorized Use of Card
Staff stated a Residents debit card was missing from the Business Office and several fraudulent charges were made with it. Staff stated new policies were in place to ensure the safe keeping of the patient’s money. Staff stated on 4/2/19 that they had a picture from video of Staff member taking the card. Staff stated they would file an affidavit; On 4/11/19 Officer issued Staff member involved a court date.
PRLU or OLTC
Licensing Compliance Record
Licensing Complaint unfounded. There was no substantial evidence found to support allegations.
PRLU or OLTC
Licensing Compliance Record
Police Report
Possible Report of Allegation
Staff advised that a Resident had stated 2 staff members had pulled his ears; No other info.
Police Report
Possible Runaway
Staff reported a runaway Juvenile that had ran into the woods; A short time later Officer was informed Staff had located the Juvenile.
PRLU or OLTC
Licensing Compliance Record
Licensing Complaint is unfounded. There was no substantial evidence found to support allegations.
Police Report
Possible Runaway
Staff reported a runaway Juvenile; A short time later, Staff informed Officer that they had found Juvenile hiding in one of the cottages.
Police Report
Possible Stolen Property Report
Staff wanted to report that money belonging to a patient at the facility had been stolen.
Police Report
Escape from Youth Service Program, Second Degree Escape
Staff reported at approximately 1757 hours a runaway Juvenile. After checking the area, Staff informed Officer that Juvenile had been located and was being brought back to facility.
Police Report
Possible Runaway
Staff reported a runaway Juvenile at approximately 1356 hours. Staff advised police (at approximately 1643 hours) that they had found the missing Juvenile.
Police Report
Card or Account Number Stolen, Fraudulent Use of a Credit Card
Staff stated a Resident had her credit card stolen; Bank informed them the credit card had been used 2/20 in the amount of $25. Staff stated the pin number had been written on the outside of the envelope the card had been in.
Police Report
Possible Fire Alarm, Possible Runaway
Officers were advised it was a false alarm; Staff reported Juvenile (at approximately 1930 hours) that had ran away “30-40 minutes ago.” At approximately 2117 hours, Staff advised they had found the Juvenile.
Police Report
Escape from Custody, Third Degree Escape
Staff reported 4 runaway Juveniles. Officers unable to locate. Later that day, Officer made contact with all 4 Juveniles and transported 2 Juveniles back to facility, while Staff transported other 2 Juveniles.
Police Report
Possible Information/ Battery Report
Staff advised an allegation had been made against an employee possibly hitting a Juvenile with some keys. Staff stated he was investigating the allegation but wanted to make a report. Officers later tried to make contact with staff using # they provided, no answer.
Police Report
Escape from Youth Service Program, Second Degree Escape
Staff stated that a Juvenile that just arrived from out of state had ran and jumped the fence. Staff later called to advise they had found the Juvenile but needed help, he had ran into the woods. Officers were unable to locate.